On Molecular and Microscopic Science, Volume 2 (of 2)Somerville, Mary
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On Molecular and Microscopic Science, Volume 2 (of 2)
Somerville, Mary
Matter -- Constitution; Microscopy; Natural history
Potash, caustic, effect of the heating of, by an electric discharge, i.
84
its effect on electricity in a vacuum tube, i. 86
cyanate of, combination forming, i. 106
nitrate of, its opacity to the invisible rays, i. 65
oxalate of, formation of, i. 117
violet coloured light obtained by the combustion of, i. 133
in the land plants, i. 414
Potassium, i. 3
affinity for oxygen, i. 96
atomic weight of, compared with that of hydrogen, i. 100
one of an isomeric triad with cæsium and rubidium, i. 105
iodide of, whence obtained, i. 19
Potato, fungi causing the murrain in the, i. 284, 285
mode in which the injury is done, i. 284
poisonous nature of the leaves and berries of the, i. 426, 427
Poulpe, structure of the, ii. 245
Praya diphys, structure and mode of reproduction of, ii. 103-106
Propagation of diatoms by bisection, by conjugation, and by gonidia, i.
200
Protein produced by plants, i. 419
Protococcus pluvialis, structure and development of, i. 184
cycles of reproduction, i. 186
Protococcus viridis, abundance of, found in dust from Egypt, ii. 65
Protophytes, structure and development of, i. 182
Protoplasm of plants, structure and function of, i. 412, 413
Protozoa, structure of the, ii. 13
Pterideæ, characters of the group, i. 357
Pteris, characters of the genus, i. 357
Pteris aquilina, stems of, i. 339
or bracken, structure, mode of reproduction, and habitat of, i. 357,
358
Pteris esculenta of New Zealand, i. 358
Pteris serrulata, development of spores of, i. 337
antheridium and spermatozoids of, i. 338
Pteris serrulata: archegonium of, i. 338
Pucciniæ, structure and habitat of the sub-order, i. 276, 277
Puccinia Amorphæ, spores of, i. 276
Puccinia Fabæ, structure, habitat, and method of reproduction of, i.
280
alternation of generations of, i. 280
Puccinia Graminis, spore-cases of, i. 280
Puccinia lateripes, spores of, i. 276
Puff-balls of the meadows, i. 267
Purple dyes, i. 123, 124
Pycnogonoïdea, or spider crabs, structure and habitat of, ii. 211
Pyrosomidæ, structure and mode of reproduction of the, ii. 225
Pyxinei, characters of the, i. 307
Q
Quartz, rock-crystal the purest form of, i. 17
certain thickness of, not transparent to invisible rays of light, i.
65
axis of symmetry of, i. 72
aqueous solution of, i. 110
characteristics of the, i. 111
Queen conch, shell of, ii. 234
Quinine, structure of, and whence obtained, i. 427
Quinqueloculina Bronniana, form of, ii. 228
R
Radiation of light and heat, i. 34, 35
effects of, i. 35, 36
generally independent of colour, i. 36
Professor Tyndall’s experiments, i. 38
experiments showing radiation to be equal to absorption, i. 46
dynamic radiation, i. 49
absorption a phenomenon irrespective of aggregation, i. 53
Radicles, compound, i. 106
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